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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 22 (May 1876) (1876)

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mpe and brass from the infant machine, and this caused some fur- eting together the angle bars, plates, and reverse bars that ther delay. The trial trip was run, Mr. Cooper himself act- ter and also the chess player, another remarkable piece of compose-the frames, crossfloors, and keel- mechanism,… … Cooper and the enterprises he has been en- heirs. The machinery of the trumpeter is gaged in is always interesting. The fol- contained within the trunk of the figure and lowing account of the first locomotive and is worked by a steel spring which drives a FUSET & CO.'S STEAM BIVETING MACHINE. the…

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